Tutorial A
Large Lithium-Ion Battery Design Principles Tutorial B
Introduction into Lithium Battery Materials Tutorial C
Developing Grid-Ready Utility-Scale Battery Systems
International Battery Modeling Workshop Workshop Session 1
Software Tools for Battery Modeling Workshop Session 2
Application of Battery Modeling
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Application of Battery ModelingThis session will focus on the application of battery modeling to problems ranging from thermal design to life estimation. Case studies will be presented to show how to address various problems in automotive battery design, or more generally, large battery and system design.
 Presented by:
Dr. Mark Verbrugge,
Director, Chemical Sciences and Materials Systems Laboratory, General Motors
Mark Verbrugge is the Director of GM’s Chemical Sciences and Materials Systems Laboratory, which (1) maintains global research programs enabled by the disciplines or chemistry, physics, and materials science and (2) targets the advanced development of structural subsystems, energy storage devices, and various technologies associated with fuels, lubricants, and emissions.
Mark is a Board Member of the United States Automotive Materials Partnership and the United States Advanced Battery Consortium and an adjunct professor for the Department of Physics, University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2009. He has published extensively on the topic of battery modeling, among others.
- From Atoms to Autos: Mathematical Modeling Across Length Scales for the Design and Integration of Traction Batteries
Mark Verbrugge, Director, Chemical Sciences and Materials Systems Laboratory, General Motors Corporation - Integrated Lithium-Ion Battery Model Encompassing Multi-Physics in Varied Scales
Gi-Heon Kim, National Renewable Energy Laboratory - Model-Based Algorithms for Battery Management
Greg Plett, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs - 3D Thermoelectrochemical Model of a Li-Ion Cell
Jake Christensen, Principal Engineer, Research and Technology Center North America, Robert Bosch LLC
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